Stellar expert, the block explorer and analytics platform recently published data which revealed that the network had more than 1 million accounts on its ledger. According to their data, more than 300,000 accounts have been registered since the month of July.
Stellar’s recent achievements include acquiring Chain, a San Francisco based start-up building blockchain technology for the financial industry. The data shows that the trading figures have drastically reduced by 95.5% in over two months. The number of trades in the month of June was 265,165 whereas the trades now have substantially reduced to 6,447. Stellar has the financial resources whereas Chain has the engineering talent. According to a source familiar with the deal, these steps have been taken likely in response to the heated battle for top developers between cryptocurrency companies.
According to the recent news, China’s biggest exchange platform Huobi has recently started trading XLM on their platform. Additionally, IBM the technology giant confirmed that Stellar’s digital asset will be used by some of the biggest banks in foreign exchange corridors.
TransferTo, the mobile payments network, has recently partnered with Stellar to enable the use of XLM in cross-border transactions in more than 70 countries. Stellar also announced partnerships with Satoshi pay, EXCH.ONE, Kilck-Ex, Mobius and HashCash.
By continuing its focus to help startups, Stellar Lumens has attracted more interested investors and is also gaining more popularity. In a recent post, the officials of Shift markets had announced a partnership with Lightyear in order to back the incorporation of Stellar Lumens into the growing cryptocurrency markets.
Sergey Yusupov tweeted:
“You might need to mention here that half of them have balance 1.5 XLM and are controlled by bots to washtrade DRA and get rewarded”
D Lewis another enthusiastic follower tweeted:
“Stellar Lumens, truly a global currency.”
Can Atakan commented on Twitter:
“That’s amazing. And also half of these accounts are created within the last month.”
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